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Oct 15, 2026
Tom GrahamCORRESPONDENT
Tom Graham, Fox News.
Lisa LuceroHOST
The Justice Department's agreed to drop prosecution of former CIA agent and White House national security official Sue Mi Terry, who was accused of working as an unregistered agent for South Korea in exchange for luxury goods and other gifts, provided that she abides by several conditions stipulated in a deal with prosecutors, including travel restrictions and contacts with the government of South Korea.
Lisa LuceroHOST
Terry was a senior CIA analyst from 2001 to 2008.
Lisa LuceroHOST
I'm Lisa Lucero.
Stuart WebbHOST
The U.S. Justice Department has agreed not to prosecute a former CIA analyst who was accused of being a secret agent for South Korea's intelligence service.
Stuart WebbHOST
Su Mi Terry was accused of sharing government information, facilitating access to U.S. officials for South Koreans, and accepting luxury gifts in exchange for advocating South Korean government positions during media appearances.
Stuart WebbHOST
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Stuart WebbHOST
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Aileen CahillHOST
Kim and Nam admitted to the charges.
Aileen CahillHOST
The U.S. Justice Department has reportedly agreed to drop charges against former CIA analyst Sumi Terry, who was accused of secretly working for the South Korean government and accepting luxury gifts in return.
Aileen CahillHOST
According to the New York Times on Tuesday, under a deferred prosecution deal reached with Terry, the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York said it would suspend criminal charges in the grand jury indictment returned against her in July 2024.
Aileen CahillHOST
Terry, a Korean-American North Korea expert and former senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, was indicted in July 2024 under the Foreign Agents Registration Act for allegedly acting as an unregistered agent of the South Korean government, with her jury trial scheduled to begin October 27th.
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The DOJ has agreed to not prosecute former CIA analyst Sue Mi Terry, who was accused in 2024 of serving as a secret agent for South Korea's intelligence service, according to court documents filed yesterday.
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Federal prosecutors said Terry had shared non-public government information, facilitated access for South Korean officials to US officials, and accepted luxury gifts in exchange for advocating South Korean government positions during media appearances.
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The DOJ said to put Terry's prosecution on hold for a year and drop them completely if she stays out of legal trouble.
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Kim In-kyungCORRESPONDENT
In a statement on Sunday, the South Korean spy agency said intelligence cooperation with the US remains active across a wide range of areas, and that the military's vastly improved independent intelligence capabilities sufficiently offset the current restrictions.
Andrew JungHOST
In another story related to the NIS, prosecutors in the United States have leveled new claims regarding the high-profile case of Su Mi Terry, a former CIA analyst.
Andrew JungHOST
What's the latest coming out of the federal court in New York?
Kim In-kyungCORRESPONDENT
US prosecutors have claimed that Su Mi Terry, who was indicted in 2024 for allegedly working for the South Korean government without registering with US authorities, received funding from the, quote, "highest levels of the NIS." According to the US District Court for the Southern District of New York on Sunday, prosecutors made the claim in a September 28th court filing opposing Terry's motion to exclude evidence.
Kim In-kyungCORRESPONDENT
Terry, a K- Korean American North Korea expert and former senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, was indicted in July 2024 under the Foreign Agents Registration Act.
Kim In-kyungCORRESPONDENT
In the court filing, prosecutors argued that recordings and Terry's own statements showed she knew NIS funding contributed directly to her salary and came from the agency's top officials.
Matthew Russell LeeHOST
We will cover that trial.
Matthew Russell LeeHOST
There's another trial coming up that-- not getting as much me-- uh, notice, and that trial is Sue Mi Terry.
Matthew Russell LeeHOST
She was a think tank, uh, expert on Korea, all things Korea, North and South, charged with being a spy, federal failure to register under the Foreign Agents Registration Act.
Matthew Russell LeeHOST
Yeah, there's some pretty expensive purses.
Matthew Russell LeeHOST
Very sp-- Two hours, two charges, guilty.
Matthew Russell LeeHOST
But Judge Rakoff, to his credit, um, uh, not to his credit, uh, surprising to me, did not agree to put a GPS monitor, saying, "I've been impressed by your attendance, Mr. Spoletta." So that's on Substack.
Matthew Russell LeeHOST
And one of the two-- Oh, the filing in Sue Mi Terry we put on Patreon.
Matthew Russell LeeHOST
So you can, you know...